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Title: ldap authentication problem Post by: scp on Wednesday 19 September 2012, 07:35:10 am I got a problem when trying to add an LDAP authentication profile for the proxy! I'm using a QNAP NAS as the LDAP server! The QNAP tells me this:
Server IP: 192.168.10.250 Domainname: qnap.local Password: test Root DN: cn=admin,dc=qnap,dc=local User-DN: ou=people,dc=qnap,dc=local Group-DN: ou=group,dc=qnap,dc=local I've tried this configuration on my Endian 2.5.1 FW: LDAP Server: 192.168.10.250 Bind DN Settings: cn=users,dc=qnap,dc=local Bind DN Username: cn=admin,dc=qnap,dc=local User object class: people Group object class: group LDAP Server port: 389 LDAP type: LDAP v3 server Bind DN password: test Is this configuration ok? When I try adding a custom access policy for the proxy and try to select authentication user-based, it says: can't find the ldap server Thank's in advance for your help!!! Title: Re: ldap authentication problem Post by: dda on Thursday 20 September 2012, 11:07:14 pm What OS are you using on the server. I found Microsoft ADAM easiest to work with as there is no configuration, it connects to the directory automatically.
Title: Re: ldap authentication problem Post by: scp on Thursday 20 September 2012, 11:33:17 pm QNAP is a linux based operating system using OpenLDAP!
Title: Re: ldap authentication problem Post by: arcclaro on Tuesday 23 October 2012, 03:46:06 am QNAP is a linux based operating system using OpenLDAP! scp, I'm in the same situation... Also have a QNAP unit, but unable to use it with Endian as LDAP server... Any news? Do you already had success!?!! thanks Title: Re: ldap authentication problem Post by: dda on Tuesday 23 October 2012, 09:08:18 am Sorry i have never hear of it before. :-[
Did you try using an ldap browser? That helped me to find the problem in my config. I n my config this line ou=people,dc=qnap,dc=local is in Bind DN Settings. Dunno if that helps. you can look in the ldap browser to see what it should be, in my case it was ou="mybusiness",dc=mydomain,dc=mydomainsuffix. |